Ha-Galil-ha-Tahton ( Heb. הגליל התחתון , Lower Galilee ) is a regional council in the Northern Administrative District of Israel , which covers most of the settlements in Lower Galilee .
 Regional Council of Israel | |||||
| Ha-Galil Ha-Tahton | |||||
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| Heb. הגליל התחתון | |||||
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| District | Northern | ||||
| Based in | 1950 | ||||
Demographic data on the CSB for 2018 [1] :
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| Socio-economic assessment | 6 out of 10 | ||||
| Gini coefficient | 0.4205 | ||||
| Head of council | Moti dotan | ||||
| Square | 192.99 km² | ||||
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Religious composition Religious composition as of 2015 : Jews (97.9%) Muslims (0%) Christians (0%) Friends (0%) Without religion (2.1%) | |||||
Population by age Population by age as of 2015 : 0–4 years old (9.5%) 5-9 years (11.0%) 10-14 years (9.3%) 15-19 years old (12.1%) 20-29 years (13.2%) 30–44 years old (17.7%) 45-59 years old (15.0%) 60–64 years old (4.6%) > 65 years (7.6%) | |||||
The regional council includes 18 settlements: 3 kibbutz , 9 moshav and 4 communal settlements and 2 youth villages.
The council building is located in the regional center of Kaduri, in close proximity to the Kaduri Agricultural School.
Content
History
The decision to establish the regional council “Ha-Galil ha-Takhton” was made already in December 1949, but an official decree was issued only in July 1950 [2] .
The Regional Council initially included the Council in its creation of Arbel , Beit Keshet , Kfar Hitim , Kfar Kish , Shadmot Dvor , Agricultural School named after Kaduri , Mitzpah and Saron , as well as four religious settlements: Lavi , Sde Ilan , Hazorea and Ahuzat-Naftali [3] . Initially, Mishmar ha-Shlosha [4] was included in the council, but in 1953 he was transferred to the local council of Yavniel .
Council Borders
The regional council “Ha-Galil ha-Tahton” is limited to the following administrative units:
- From the north: Beit Netouf valley , Merom HaGalil regional council and Misgav regional council
- From the east: Tiberias , Yavniel Valley, Emek-ha-Yarden Regional Council and Emek-Izreel Regional Council
- From the south: Kfar Kama , Kfar Tavor , Mount Tabor and the regional council of Emek-ha-Yarden
- From the west: Nazareth , Nazareth Illit, and the Emek-Jezreel Regional Council
Population
According to statistics from the Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics, the population of the regional council for 2018 is 12,100 [1] .
List of locations
| # | Type of | Title | Year of foundation | Comments |
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| one | kibbutz | Beit keshet | 1944 | |
| 2 | kibbutz | Beit rimon | 1977 | |
| 3 | kibbutz | Lavi | 1949 | |
| four | moshav | Arbel | 1949 | |
| five | moshav | Ha-Zorim | 1939 | |
| 6 | moshav | Ilania | 1899 | |
| 7 | moshav | Kfar Hitim | 1936 | |
| eight | moshav | Kfar Kish | 1946 | |
| 9 | moshav | Kfar Zeitim | 1950 | |
| ten | moshav | Sde Ilan | 1949 | |
| eleven | moshav | Shdemot Dvora | 1939 | |
| 12 | moshav | Sarona | 1938 | |
| 13 | community settlement | Givat Avni | 1991 | |
| 14 | community settlement | Masad | 1983 | |
| 15 | community settlement | Mitzpe Netoff | 1981 | |
| sixteen | community settlement | Mitspa | 1908 | |
| 17 | youth village | Odiot | 1950 | |
| 18 | youth village | Kadouri Agricultural School | 1933 |
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 Population by municipal status, districts and regional councils as of 01/01/2018 (Hebrew) . Central Bureau of Statistics of Israel . The appeal date is December 4, 2018.
- ↑ המועצה האזורית של הגליל התחתון ויישוביה Neopr . Davar (June 2, 1950). The appeal date is June 3, 2018. (Hebrew)
- ↑ שתי מועצות אזוריות חדשות Neopr . Herut (July 23, 1950). The appeal date is June 3, 2018. (Hebrew)
- ↑ בגליל התחתון אין . Davar (December 25, 1949). The appeal date is June 3, 2018. (Hebrew)